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September 2021 – Wayfinding signage for Biopartner5 in Leiden (NL), in collaboration with Popma ter Steege Architecten
September 2021 – Murals for Laboratory Biopartner5 in Leiden (NL), in collaboration with Popma ter Steege Architecten. The patterns are based on a Watanabe Ito Soma 12-fold nonperiodic tiling. Although similar clusters of tiles appear throughout this infinite pattern, the pattern never repeats.
September 2020 – Blinds of recycled plastic for the exhibition "The Model" at galery De Groen, Arnhem, NL. The pattern is a variation of a cyclotomatic trapezoid ninefold aperiodic tiling.
metal detector
August 2019 – Beach metal detector prototype.
December 2016 – Wearable poster for the 2016-2017 Public Lecture Series at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto.
October 2016 – Aquatint print of the surface of the near- and far-side of the Moon.
July 2016 – Participating in Kevin van Braak's project "OXT" for Sonsbeek 2016, Arnhem, NL. First prototypes for a water jet cut table.
Rossella Biscotti (Sonsbeek)
July 2016 – Typesetting for artist Rossella Biscotti's installation at Kevin van Braak's project "OXT" for Sonsbeek 2016, Arnhem, NL
June 2016 – Printed silk scarf (prototype) voor DutchCulture, centre for international cooperation, Amsterdam (NL) based on travel data of dutch artists in 2015.
April 2016 – Chladni figures printed with the Aquatint technique during the workshop ‘Zwaar Metaal’ at gallery Plaatsmaken.
Loretta likes
March 2016 – ‘Loretta Likes’ is a photo camera that feeds its image (taken every day at noon CET) in real time through a computer to computer network. When ‘captured’ by the computer, the photo is saved, corrected and sent on to other networks via systems such as the ‘internet’. When sent to a remote location (http://lorettalikes.tumblr.com/), the photo may be liked, viewed or commented there.
September 2015 – Wearable poster for the 2015-2016 Public Lecture Series at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto.
September 2015 – Printed silk scarf voor DutchCulture, centre for international cooperation, Amsterdam (NL) based on travel data of dutch artists in 2014.
October 2013 – Contribution to the 'Verboden Landschap' festival by stichting G.A.N.G.: Visualization of the subterranean structures at former military airfield in Delen.
Rozet fence
June 2013 – Fences for the 'Rozet' building in Arnhem. Architecture by Neutelings Riedijk, Rotterdam.
Rozet relief
April 2013 – Relief for the facade of the 'Rozet' building in Arnhem. Architecture by Neutelings Riedijk, Rotterdam.
October 2012 – Chair and table covered with self-made oak veneer. The chair can be mounted with a ground drill, the table can be attached to a tree with a clamping belt.
August 2012 – Façade lettering for the installation by inside outside / Petra Blaisse at the dutch pavilion at the Biennale Architettura 2012 in Venice (IT).
June 2012 – Double pendulum gear clock made of CNC milled Trespa. This clock illustrates the effects of chaotic pendulum movements on time measurement and is part of the exhibition 'Confrontations - Contemporary Dutch Design' at the Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein (DE).
Double Pendulum Gear Clock Mini-Me
May 2012 – Small version of the Double Pendulum Gear Clock.
Double Pendulum Gear Clock prototype
April 2012 – The first prototype for the Double Pendulum Gear Clock.
September 2011 – Crystal radio in the dimensions of the dutch state bible for the Vedute collection.
Trilbot Prototype
May 2011 – Our first prototype of a light sensing vibrobot.
January 2010 – Relief prints made with a D.I.Y. structured-light 3D-scanner.
January 2009 – Experimental set-up with selfmade pneumatic pushpin firing mechanism.
At Random? Ongoing
March 2008 – Mini-workshop organized by LUST at Museum De Paviljoens, Almere (NL). Invited participants from different disciplines (including Martijn van Boven and NEXT Architects) collaborated for one day to produce a ‘publication’ representing the convergence of their ideas.
waterrocket 02
waterrocket 01
July 2005 – Project for Made in Arnhem. Attempt to build a structure as large as possible using only paper.
